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Puso Dithejane, TS Galaxy, November 2025

PSL Wrap: Chiefs product dazzles for Galaxy as Durban City miss Pirates chance

Once more, the Amakhosi product was a shining star for Galaxy as he scored and provided an assist. The goalless draw will add more pressure on former Kaizer Chiefs head coach Gavin Hunt, as Durban City have failed to return to winning ways. The PSL debutants have only one win in the last five games across all competitions and were recently eliminated from the Carling Knockout.

Mbekezeli Mbokazi, Orlando Pirates, October 2025

‘Mbokazi must win Champions League 1st! Khoza won't release him; Just waiting for Rele to go to Barca’

Reports suggest that the 20-year-old is a wanted man in Major League Soccer. That has divided opinion, with some fans saying it would be a career blunder while others feel it would be a good move for his progress. This comes as the centre-back, who hails from KwaZulu-Natal, has been enjoying a terrific year of football, playing for both the Buccaneers and Bafana Bafana.

Mamelodi Sundowns, October 2025

'Downs are boring! We wanted Santos, but they gave us Bruno Fernandes'

Although their display was not entirely convincing, Masandawana managed to collect crucial points in their CAF Champions League campaign. Starting with three points in a group that has heavyweights like Rhulani Mokwena's MC Alger and Sudanese giants Al Hilal should be considered an early achievement for Downs, who hope to go all the way to the final again. Nuno Santos, who is having a good start to life with the Tshwane giants, keeps proving why he was signed by the Brazilians, who wanted a player who would bring the X factor.

Mamelodi Sundowns, Saint-Eloi Lupopo, November 2025

On behalf of Pirates! Santos-inspired Sundowns pin down Lupopo in CAF CL Group C opener

Masandawana managed to outclass their first group stage opponents by securing a win in an end-to-end encounter at Loftus Versfeld Stadium on Saturday. Considered a group of death, Downs have collected their first three points after dispatching the Sea Robbers' tormentors. The home win is a morale boost for the Tshwane giants, who will face their former head coach, Rhulani Mokwena, in their next continental game.

Hugo Broos, Bafana Bafana, November 2025

Replacing Broos! Ex-Manchester United coach backed to take charge of Bafana post-World Cup

As South Africans slowly come to terms with the expected exit of Broos next year, several native tacticians have been touted as his best successors. The Belgian tactician has had a rather successful stint with Bafana, and that means anyone who will come in after him will be expected to be as good or even far better. Broos has a chance of making his time with Bafana even a more successful story – that is, if he does well in the AFCON and the World Cup finals.

Phakamani Mahlambi, Mamelodi Sundowns

Mahlambi gets another chance to revive his career with the Rockets

The 28-year-old midfielder has had quite a journey through the football ranks, having first made a name for himself at the now-defunct Bidvest Wits before joining Al Ahly and later being loaned to Masandawana, where he won the hearts of the South African football community. His rise continued, but his dream was short-lived due to alleged off-field issues. However, he now finds himself at the mercy of the Mpumalanga side, where he will have to convince the technical team that he is worthy of another chance on the field, having been spotted training with the club on Thursday morning.

Benni McCarthy, Kenya, June 2025

Is Benni's job safe? FKF boss promises full review after 8-0 defeat by Senegal

Tuesday's defeat to the Teranga Lions might have left some Kenya fans and football pundits questioning if the Bafana Bafana legend is the right man for the job he is in. This was after the former FC Porto forward was in charge of the fourth-heaviest defeat ever suffered by the East Africans. The FKF boss was forced to immediately issue a statement apologising for the embarrassing result.

Jose Riveiro, Al Ahly, November 2025

Pirates or Gallants? Riveiro makes his Carling Knockout Cup prediction

The Sea Robbers and Bahlabane Ba Ntwa are set to fight for the bragging rights of the domestic competition on December 6. Riveiro, who did not win the trophy while in charge of Bucs, has revealed his expectation for the ultimate clash between the Premier Soccer League sides. The Buccaneers will be looking to win their second domestic trophy after defending the MTN8 earlier in the season.

Jose Riveiro, Al Ahly

Riveiro breaks silence over troubled Al Ahly spell - 'Let's leave it there'

Despite taking an ambitious step in his career by accepting the offer from the Egyptian giants, the Spaniard did not last long in Cairo. The 50-year-old tactician had a relatively successful three-season stint with Bucs, but his brief spell with Al Ahly was disastrous and did not last long. In three months, he only managed one win in seven games, and his fate was sealed after a home loss to Pyramids FC at the end of August.

Dr. Irvin Khoza, PSL

Money issues? Khoza raises PSL concerns over VAR affordability - 'It is difficult to make a contribution'

The Premier Soccer League has acknowledged the efforts to introduce the technology-aided officiating system, but has raised fundamental questions. The funding model remains a key issue of concern for the league, and according to Khoza, PSL cannot make any contribution on the matter at this juncture. PSL's stance comes at a time when there is a raging debate on what VAR model to implement and when to do it.